iOS 4.3.3 and 4.2.7 Available

Available for immediate download is iOS 4.3.3. This software is supposed to address the location tracking issues that were the subject of concern over the last couple of weeks. According to the information – “This update contains changes to tie iOS crowd-sourced location database cache.” Additional (limited) information about the 4.3.3 update is available here.

iOS 4.3.2 and 4.2.7 are Out

The iOS 4.3.2 update and 4.2.7 update are out. You can obtain the proper update by opening iTunes and plugging in your iOS device. You will be presented with a window similar to the one above. You can learn more about the update for 4.3.2 here and 4.2.7 here. The 4.2.7 update for CDMA devices contains improvements and

iOS 4.3.1 Update Available

Today, Apple, Inc. released iOS 4.3.1 for mobile devices. (Version 4.3.1 (8G4). Plug you iOS device into iTunes to receive the update. Apple states the following about the update: This update contains improvements and other bug fixes including: • Fixes an occasional graphics glitch on iPod touch (4th generation) • Resolves bugs related to activating

iPad2 User Guide Available for Download

Apple, Inc. has posted the iPad2 User Guide for iOS 4.3 software. This 198 Page guide is a 16MB download. Everything from an overview of the iPad2 to a review of the included applications is covered. There are even some tips on troubleshooting. If you want to read and use the PDF guide on your iPad,

Keynote Updated to 1.3.2

Apple has updated Keynote for the iPad to version 1.3.2. The improvements are related to external display compatibility.

iOS 4.3 Update

Apple has updated iOS to 4.3. The download is available when you plugin your iOS device, start up iTunes and select update. The enhancements include: more Airplay ability, Safari performance, iTunes Home Sharing, iPad Side Switch option, and Personal Hotspot for iPhone 4. Airplay is wireless technology that allows you to stream content from your

iPad Development Underway

Apple has posted a page to allow developers to start working on developing iPad apps.  The developers can start working with the iPhone SKD 3.2 beta.  It contains all the tools needed to start developing and optimizing applications. The program even comes with …. an “iPad Simulator.”  The simulator lets developers build and run an

iPad…Looks Good and Available Soon

Well…now that it’s been announced, there appear to be mixed feelings. Some people can’t wait to get one, others are underwhelmed.  I think, for the price, the cheapest version blows Kindle and Nook out of the water plus, you can check your email, surf the web, carry family photos around, listen to your music, read